Unlabelled: The glued posterior chamber intraocular lens (PC IOL) requires externalization of a sufficient length of both haptics to obtain an adequate intrascleral tuck, which is vital for stable IOL fixation. One cause of a decreased length of externalized haptic may be a sclerotomy that is inadvertently placed posteriorly. We describe a technique to handle this situation by creating a fresh sclerotomy anterior to the first one, followed by internalizing the haptic and reexternalizing it through the new sclerotomy.
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